source-command-regenerate-cards

To regenerate TypeScript card files after parser updates, re-parse the Lorcana card text and update the generated abilities for a whole set, an individual card, or all sets. The process compares newly parsed abilities to existing ones and updates files only when differences are detected.

Batch processing card ability extraction safely skips cards marked for manual override by default. An explicit force option exists for exceptional cases, ensuring selective updates preserve manually edited abilities while applying parsed changes to the rest of the set.

Change-aware card regeneration works by comparing newly parsed abilities against existing ones in the TypeScript files. It detects modified or added abilities and selectively updates the files only when actual differences are found, preventing unnecessary file modifications.

Yes, you can run card regeneration for a specific card identifier, an entire set, or all sets with explicit confirmation. This targets the re-parse-and-compare logic to individual cards, updating only the corresponding TypeScript file.

After Lorcana card ability regeneration, you should review the output diffs and run type checking alongside card tests. This verification-oriented workflow ensures the updated TypeScript files maintain structural integrity and pass test verification.

Card file regeneration skips certain cards with manual abilities to protect manual overrides from being overwritten by automated parser updates. This ensures custom ability extraction logic remains intact unless an explicit force option is used.